The node was part of the steps so I figured I could attach a photo there. Id did not complain. It does seem odd.

Big thanks for that.

Its now subject:wikipedia. Thanks.

For dimensions I matched the aerial view.

Did you fix it?

The cleat (area) is definitely seamark:type=mooring
I feel good about this as the cleat matches the picture very well. Its not a single post which would be a bollard.
The spud is more complicated. I just left a note because its not a mooring item. It is essentially a post though. I cannot find anything that defines them. If you want me to delete it I will. What a spud does is position the floating dock (I could not find an OSM applicable description of a floating dock) so that it kind rise and fall with the tides. Sometimes spuds are affixed to work boats.
But big thanks for your guidance because I didn't know where to start with this. Now I know a bit where to look.

Hi JayMontana36, I was able to select Public GPS Traces from the Map Layers choice, but then what? I'm only interested in bike and pedestrian traces.

When the trees are full of leaves there is likely nothing visible. If you are hispanic you would hang out there. While nearby, there was a guy there, he left and brought back a friend. If you are white you probably wouldn't hangout there. This is as much a viewpoint as the one further north. I have yet to see a viewpoint that described what the view is.

I was going to use overpass-turbo to find other nodes that have lamp_mount=lamppost.

I would like to use "What iD shows are commonly used values. Many of those values can be wrong,"

This might help explain why the list of tags in a wiki is so much shorter than those that seem available in iD.

Going forward I'm not touching anything that might affect a router unless it involves adding something.

While I believe OSM would be generally helpful, most have never heard of it, but its still used in popular products like CityMapper.

That said, anything I tag, I'll run though one of the external tools you mention.

Thanks for the explanation. Changed them to straight_mast.
Will create script to look for more.
I feel like what you said should be in the wiki.

Fixed it. That Osmcha has amazing imagery. Have to look into it when I don't have to get sleep.

Values of mount in ID
bent_mast
straight_mast
pole
high_mast
wall
angled_mast
susbended
mast
lamppost
ground
cantilever_mast
90
ceiling
tbd

Then I found a link that doesn't list many either but the best match would be straight_mast.
lamp_mount=*
I find it very odd that so many choices are given but there is no documentation of what the things are. Is it possible one semi-colons different things together? It is a lamppost after all. Anyway I'll deal with this tomorrow. I have to get some sleep.

Ok. that last one was a paste error. Will fix all much later. Thanks. They are the standard parks black lamp posts.

What do you suggest? straight_mast?
highway=street_lamp
does not describe ground.

And these are not masts.

Ok. Will fix later tonight.

I thought I put a layer of -1 for both. I initially created them with mapcomplete and then modified them with iD. There were conflicts that I obviously did not reconcile correctly.

Thanks for fixing. I see what I did wrong.

Thanks for fixing. I see what I did wrong.

Thanks for combining them. Was Rapid the only way to do that? Not JOSM or ID?

If I wrote a note about a height limit on road over the tunnel, then I definitely screwed up.